Air cargo weaker, but FedEx says it's ready for more 'economic headwinds'
Air freight rates have edged down again alongside higher inventory levels, economic uncertainty and an ...
January feels like a very long time ago. Nevertheless, IATA has released its results for the month in its normal less-than-timely fashion. As expected, January saw the pace slow “quite markedly from December”. It cited weaker economic drivers and operational disruptions. Cargo ton kilometres saw the greatest month-on-month fall since April 2020. But we can expect some notable changes following the outbreak of war in eastern Europe, it added.
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